Choosing Monthly TBR
So I want to change the way TBR is chosen. We will leave it a bit more to chance and it will be more like a lottery game.
Let's explain it a bit.
I will have 4 different Jars.
Jar #1 will contain little paper slips with numbers going from 5 to 13. This will represent the number of prompt draws.
Jar #2 will contain the reading prompts / mini-challenges for me. Each prompt will have to be paired with a book, no doubling up allowed. So depending on the draws that will be the minimal number of books that will have to be read that month.
Prompts included:
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Most are pretty self-explanatory. The only one that maybe needs to be discussed is the Jar Pick. This is another list of books I have in pdf format be on my computer or bought on Kindle that have been there for a while. As digital reading tires me out much faster I tend to accumulate them there for a while and not read them. So a few of those will be included and if that one comes up, we will draw one and read it that month.
Jar #3 this is for a very specific prompt. I have included the stories of at least two authors who have several short stories. So if one of those comes up, then I will do another draw of this one and the number that comes up will the stories to be read that month.
Jar #4 List of books in Digital version that have been sitting on the wait list too long.
This was a complete failure, I have a very hard time to get through all my TBR as it is and I just continue to make super intimidating ones. Who makes TBRs with over 15 books? Why do I do that to myself?
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